IMPOSSIBLE! [or NOT?] – Learn English Conversation in 4 Hours Part 19

The video tutorial discusses the introduction of two dogs, Daisy and Banjo, and their move from Texas. It then delves into the analysis of stressed words in speech, focusing on content words like 'two' and 'dogs'. The tutorial explains the reduction of the H sound in function words and explores stress patterns in conversation, particularly the use of 'yeah, yeah'. Finally, it analyzes the stress in the phrase 'big ones', highlighting the pitch differences between 'big' and 'ones'.

How long have Daisy and Banjo been with their owners?

• Daisy for 3 years, Banjo for 2 years

• Daisy for 6 years, Banjo for 3 years

• Daisy for 5 years, Banjo for 4 years

• Daisy for 4 years, Banjo for 5 years

Which words are identified as the most stressed in the phrase 'we have two dogs'?

• We and have

• Two and dogs

• Have and dogs

• We and two

What happens to the word 'have' in the phrase 'we have two dogs'?

• It is pronounced more clearly

• It gains an extra syllable

• It drops the H sound

• It becomes longer

In conversation, how is the word 'yeah' typically stressed?

• With a flat tone

• With an up, down shape of stress

• With a rising tone

• With a falling tone

Which word is more stressed in the phrase 'big ones'?

• Neither is stressed

• Ones

• Both are equally stressed

• Big